Thank You for your suggestions
On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 3:19 AM, Jan van der Lugt wrote:
> Hi Pushparaj,
>
> I would not recommend doing either of these latter two approaches, since
> the first one will only work for small graphs (in which case: why use a
> distributed platform like Giraph?) and
Hi Pushparaj,
I would not recommend doing either of these latter two approaches, since
the first one will only work for small graphs (in which case: why use a
distributed platform like Giraph?) and the second one does not give you
true random vertices. To do this efficiently, you would have to imp
Hi
There are several ways of doing this.
If you know you vertex Ids lie between a certain range of values like from
0 - (some value). Then you can simple generate a random value in that range
and call sendMessage to send message to the randomly selected vertex.
However, if your vertices do not lie
Hi,
In a compute method I would like to send message to a random vertex, how
could I able to get random vertexid?
Thanks
Pushparaj
Hi,
Is something wrong with the Out Of Core options in giraph?
I wrote a program which would do nothing. I just wanted to save the graph
info [number of edges] to a file. When using useOutOfCoreGraph option, the
tasks get time out while saving the vertices, but when not using the
option, it is sa
Thanks for the answer, but now I run the problem that I get the following
exception:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: Giraph's
estimated cluster heap 2048MB ask is greater than the current available
cluster heap of 0MB.
I guess its a configuration issue? Google didn't fi
